Mario Cuomo
Mario Cuomo was the Governor of New York from 1983 to 1994. Known for his eloquent speeches and progressive policies, he left a significant legacy in New York politics. His approval of a secession referendum for Staten Island in the 1980s reflected his complex relationship with the city's diverse constituencies.
Born on Jun 15, 1932 (92 years old)
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United States:
Andrew M. Cuomo referenced his father, Mario Cuomo, as part of a long list of Democratic presidents who exemplified true progressive government.
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United Kingdom:
His father, Mario Cuomo, also served as New York governor, but he failed to win a bid for New York City mayor in 1977.
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United States:
Cuomo as the Democratic Party's savior may seem like a stretch, but when you look at the bench you see who?
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Montenegro:
Andrew Cuomo entered politics in the 1980s helping his father Mario Cuomo win three terms as governor of New York.
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Denmark:
Mario Cuomo is the former governor of New York and father of Andrew Cuomo.
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Denmark:
Mario Cuomo is the former governor of New York and father of Andrew Cuomo.
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Canada:
Cuomo started in politics working for his father, former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo.
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Italy:
Mario Cuomo is Andrew Cuomo's father and served as governor of New York from 1983 to 1994.
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United States:
Efforts to reestablish Staten Island began with a favor from then-Gov. Mario Cuomo in the 1980s.
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